Dhaka, May 17 -- In an age where every moment can be shared with the tap of a screen and communication spans continents in milliseconds, humanity appears more connected than ever before. Social media platforms, instant messaging apps, and video conferencing tools have transformed the way people interact. Relationships that once depended on proximity now flourish online, while news, entertainment, and education have all been swept into the digital tide. Yet beneath the surface of this hyper-connected world lies a quieter, more sobering truth: as digital bonds grow stronger, face-to-face social interactions are weakening, and emotional disconnection is becoming a silent epidemic.Imagine a group of friends meeting at a cafe after weeks apart...